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nCompass was setup, 13th November 2008 as a social enterprise. The Government Office of the Third Sector defines Social Enterprises as “businesses with primarily social objectives whose surpluses are principally reinvested for that purpose in the business or in the community, rather than being driven by the need to maximise profit for shareholders and owners.” Our mission is “to develop a high quality enterprise specialising in Training & Health Care. nCompass is currently involved in promoting equality and diversity across all strands, including black and ethnic minorities and the (LGBT) Lesbian, Gay, Bi-Sexual and Tran's communities. ____________________________________________________________
Just a thought
"In society with globalisation: migration being at the forefront of many issues challenging the world, the population of the UK needs to be educated in the cultural differences more than at time in our history. Therefore family learning is more important than ever before, not only with respect to cultural barriers in the BME community but surprisingly within our own culture. These include equality in the workplace for men and women and even in the home. When we think of prejudice we think of the basic concept of black and white and forget that there are those that are in essence just a little bit different like the man woman or child in a wheelchair, or someone from the gay community. Religious groups or individuals including those who have no religion the list is infinite because we are all different, the biggest challenge in society today, is how do we educate our rapidly changing communities". (Helen Laws 2008) ________________________________________________________________________________________
Current partnership working The delivery of Hate Crime workshops in partnership with Humber All Nations Alliance. Diversity workshops with Humberside Police Training Centre Support of the Trans community within Hull and the East Riding Hull College 2010 - Rasing awearnes to Transsexualism Humberside Police - Speaker 2010 D O C The ALL Change Project G.U.T.S Hull (Growing Up Together Safley) _____________________________________________________________________ Ongoing PartnershipsVictim Support, Diversity workshops delivered in the (East Riding) NHS Hull, Health and Wellbeing workshops for the LGBT Community GenderShift, working together to support the Transsexual Community The International Heart of Hull, Newland Festival 2007 - 2008 - 2009 Humberside Police, Diversity Team Grimsby Institute, Speaker __________________________________________________________________________
Click on the logo above to connect to Hull LINk Click on the logo above to connect to PALS Click on this text to view Helen Laws Profile Hull LINk is the Local Involvement Network for Hull giving you a stronger voice and influence over decisions on local health and social care services. We are an independent network of individuals and community and voluntary groups working together to look at health and social care services in the City. Run by our members, we also have legal powers to examine services and look into issues of concern. Hull LINk helps Hull City Council, the local NHS and other health and social care organisations listen and respond to a wide range of views about the services they provide. Joining the LINk is simple, quick and free. You can get involved and have your say in many different ways, its not just about attending meetings and events. On our website you can find out more about who we are, the work we do, as well as news and updates about local health and social care issues.
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